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enjoinder
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en·join·der  (n-joindr)
n.
An authoritative request or injunction: an enjoinder not to swim when the lifeguard was off duty.
[From enjoin (modeled on rejoinder).]


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Her enjoinders embarrass him by subverting his stance of machismo and independence, threatening his mental composure (if not mental health), and arousing anxiety and (that word most associated with her) guilt.
The Jewish Mother: Comedy and Controversy in American Popular Culture by Ravits, Martha A. / MELUS
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